Leather Care

Spills: Wipe up any excess liquid immediately with a clean cloth or sponge. If necessary use lukewarm water and let the leather air-dry.
Spots and Stains: Apply a mild, non-detergent soap solution with a clean, wet sponge. Rinse and let air dry. Particularly bad spots may require a detergent solution, but care should be taken not to over do it.
Oil and Grease: Wipe the leather with a clean, dry cloth and let any remaining oil dissipate into the leather. Do not apply water or try to wash a grease spot.
Major Damage: Sameday offers specialized services that clean, condition, restore, and repair leather. Routine maintenance can extend the useful life of leather upholstery, keeping it clean and in top condition. Wearing, fading, and even extreme damage such as holes, cuts and burns can be repaired by our skilled leather professionals.

* We suggest that if you are going to try any new cleaning method you do so first in a hidden area.

Leather Care & Conditioning

Leather conditioning is a process of “refatting” leather to replenish tanning oils. The oils preserve and lubricate the internal fiber structure. Another benefit of keeping your leather conditioned is that it softens and restores flexibility by reducing internal friction. However, over time the loss of lubrication increases friction as fibers move against one another when leather flexes. Loss of the tanning oils causes your leather to become brittle and the fibers to degrade mechanically. That’s why Sameday offers a premium leather reconditioning service to renew the oils of the leather and prolong the longevity of your furniture.

Leather that Lasts

There are numerous advantages of keeping your leather cleaned and protected. An expert rejuvenation process can restore years of sun damage. Applying a protectant can reduce continued sun fading and also helps to repel spills and stains. Cleaning extracts the dirt and grime which build-up over time. It is also vital to have small scuffs and nicks repaired before they become large holes or rips. Most importantly, consistent maintenance of your leather increases the longevity of your furniture.